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Provincial Consumer Protection Regulations in China May Affect Personal Data


by Manuel E. Maisog View Biography
Hunton & Williams, Beijing Representative Office View Firm Credentials
Beijing Office

Lisa J. Sotto View Biography
Hunton & Williams, Beijing Representative Office View Firm Credentials
New York Office

November 4, 2009

Previously published on October 2009

Although China has yet to enact a national data protection law, certain provincial-level rules implementing national consumer protection laws impact the collection and use of personal data. These provincial regulations may warrant specific attention by entities doing business in the relevant Chinese provinces.


 

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